Signs of infertility in young women

Nothing in life will ever make a woman as happy and proud as “Motherhood.” Every woman looks forward to this special moment in life, but it is not easy in all cases. For some women, conceiving gets complicated due to several reasons owing to infertility. However, it does not mark the end of the thread; the efforts continue. It is a misconception that only females of advanced maternal age could be at risk of infertility. Studies reveal that around 40% of the young women population today deals with many gynaecological conditions leading to infertility. Young women, therefore, need to watch out for certain alarming signs that could indicate if one is going through infertility issues.

• Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation).

• Dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation).

• PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). This causes a hormonal imbalance that affects ovulation and is the most common cause of infertility

• Premature ovarian failure – a condition where the ovaries are unable to produce eggs.

• Untreated bacterial infections that could cause pelvic inflammatory disease

• Irregular menstrual cycle.

• Hormonal imbalance.

• Lifestyle.

• Weight.

• Uterine and cervical disease (uterine fibroids, polyps, scarring of the uterus, cervical lesions).

• Endometriosis.

• Damaged or blocked fallopian tubes.

• Pelvic inflammatory disease.

• Pelvic tuberculosis.

• Prior surgeries of the pelvis or abdomen.

• Endocrine disorders.

These are just a few noted signs and symptoms. There are a series of related conditions that could be causing infertility in younger groups of women. Irrespective of the magnitude of the problem, quick and meticulous care can help provide a better cure. Any condition causing infertility needs to be attended to at the earliest to help one move closer towards motherhood. New and effective treatment methods have been invented to ease all the problems that stop one from entering motherhood. One needs to choose whom to approach for the correct treatment regimen cautiously.